Dr Tori Graham is a Conservation Scientist whose research focuses on measuring the outcomes of environmental programs. Tori is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow, whose work is broadly aimed at measuring the effectiveness of environmental programs and policies. Her research specifically focuses on evaluating the impact and cost-effectiveness of conservation strategies, using spatial science and economics. Tori adopts a cross-disciplinary approach in her research, collaborating with government decision-makers, practitioners and community members to ensure her research can be applied. Tori's research covers three key areas: Biodiversity conservation impact
Tori is also a member of the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas (Management Effectiveness Specialist Group). Tori was commissioned to write a chapter in the Encyclopedia of the World's Biomes book and is a contributing author to Australasian Science, the Ecological Society of Australia Bulletin, the Thesis Whisperer and Environmental Research Web. |